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St Mary, Ashley

History of St Mary, Ashley

Scheduled Monument

This monument includes the standing, buried and earthwork remains of St Mary’s church and the associated, redundant graveyard. … The church is thought to be 14th century, but fell out of use in 1845 when a new church was built nearer to the village. 

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  • Listed building
  • medieval

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